The police have arrested 17 suspected cultists in the Federal Capital Territory, in their efforts to rid the metropolis of criminal elements.
The suspects were arrested along the Gwagwalada, Gwagwa, Lugbe, and Kurudma axis.
A statement by the Commissioner of Police, for the FCT Command, ASP Yusuf Mariam, revealed the suspects are; Peter Ajari 22years, Jacob Terkaa 27years, Isiaka Abdulmalik 19years, Akadiri Ay 23years, Nnamdi George 23years, Tony Enejo 23 years, Abioze Samuel Cole 35years, Samuel Mbachongu 29years, Michael Malachi 36years, Mbani Chukwuebuka 34years, Monday Orgar 24years, Onyeaka Chinonye 33years, Christian Chidebere 42years, Chukwuebuka Onijbo 24 years, Okife Zion 23years, Umoh Faith 22years and Emmanuel Obinna 31years all male.
By Henry Ojelu
When Paul Orajiaka Foundation undertook a survey last year to understand the most pressing needs of Anambra residents, inadequate healthcare was among the top four challenges identified by the survey team. The survey has not only helped the foundation to formulate an action plan to meet the needs of Anambra people, it also revealed the urgency for a quick intervention. In a shift from other survey efforts which merely identify challenges and proffer solutions, the foundation rather than wait for government’s intervention, decided last week to bring help to the people through a medical outreach.
The medical outreach which was organized in partnership with Fola David Foundation engaged top medical professionals across the country to provide free medical services to Anambra residents in the three senatorial districts of the state- Anambra South, Anambra North and Anambra Central.